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6 6  \\The whole system is built upon a series of simple building blocks.  (You don't have to build, or even design, the whole system from the outset.  This system was built over, literally, decades.  Just make sure that each part of the system does one basic operation in a standardized way, and does it in such a way that it can easily be utilized as a primitive operation in higher level functional units.  This is the basis of the design of Unix, and allows for incremental improvements and additions over time.  Just think, "building block", and don't get carried away with greater functionality.  Then, be willing to rewrite as you go.)
7 7  \\The "xt" script controls the following types of devices:
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9 -* X10 devices - via writing X10 commands to "ti103_fifo" (a unix named pipe interface to the "[[ti103>>url:https://mischievous.us/wiki/pages/h1t4x82/ti103.html]]" program.
10 -* Wink devices - via invoking the "[[wink.pl>>url:https://mischievous.us/wiki/pages/w347G1f4/winkpl.html]]" PERL script, which talks REST to Wink's server.
11 -* Nest devices - via invoking the "[[nest_set.python>>url:https://mischievous.us/wiki/pages/j19806/nest_setpython.html]]" script, which talks REST to Nest's server.
9 +* X10 devices - via writing X10 commands to "ti103_fifo" (a unix named pipe interface to the "[[ti103>>ti103]]" program.
10 +* Wink devices - via invoking the "[[wink.pl>>wink.pl]]" PERL script, which talks REST to Wink's server.
11 +* Nest devices - via invoking the "[[nest_set.py>>nest_set.py]]" script, which talks REST to Nest's server.
12 12  (I admit that currently this simple program only turns my thermostat on or off.)
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14 14  (I originally wrote the "nest" script in PERL also, but then wanted to learn Python, so I re-wrote it in Python. Together, the "wink" and "nest" scripts serve as examples of how to do REST in both languages.)
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24 24  /raj
25 25  
26 -[[List of Fitbit software projects>>url:https://mischievous.us/wiki/pages/g7W5c3P297/List_of_Fitbit_software_projects.html]]
26 +[[List of Fitbit software projects>>Fitbit Software]]

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